US PPI Rises 0.3% Monthly in October, Annual 6.5% Hits Peak

The US Producer Price Index (PPI) increased by 0.3% month-over-month in October. The annual increase reached 6.5%, the highest level since November 2022. The PPI data indicates that upward pressure on producer prices continues. The monthly 0.3% increase shows that price pressures have not yet fully eased. The annual 6.5% increase reveals that inflationary pressures are also clearly felt on the producer side. This development is closely monitored for cost-driven price pass-through. This course in producer prices stands out as an important indicator in assessments regarding monetary policy and the inflation outlook. Not investment advice.

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The annual US PPI reaching a peak of 6.5% suggests that inflation pressures persist and the Fed may remain hawkish; this creates a mildly positive backdrop for the DXY. On the technical side, the price is above the SMA20 and SMA50, the RSI at 64.7 is approaching overbought territory, and the MACD is positive above its signal; momentum is upward but limited. Since the 24-hour change is only 0.11%, the news appears to be partially priced in. In the short term, the 103.20-103.35 band can be watched as support and 103.50-103.60 as resistance; the elevated RSI may limit upside potential. Overall, a moderate upward bias, but additional confirmation is needed for a strong breakout.

RSI 14

64.7

MACD

0.07

24h Δ

0.11%

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